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Stone Ridge Foundation
(DBA) National Center for Healthy Veterans
P.O. Box 74, Altavista, VA 24517
EIN #84-2852661
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Please call: 888-317-4677 for routing and account information.
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(labor, materiel, equipment, livestock, farm vehicles, et al)
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In the last stage of the program Patriots learn about post graduation support and how to maintain balance in their new environments. They also conduct an outbound assessment of the outcome of their PDP and receive assistance transitioning to new employment and living arrangements.
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A nationally renowned, faith-based trauma healing course designed to help veterans of all eras and their families recover from the spiritual and moral wounds of war.
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“The hospital fixed my body, but REBOOT fixed my soul. REBOOT sought out and resued the man I once was.”
Trauma Healing For Everyone

This one-of-a-kind course teaches you how to build bounce, weather the storm, and bounce back without getting stuck. This course is widely used in church and academic settings to build personal resilience.
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“We are often troubled, but not crushed; sometimes in doubt, but never in despair; there are many enemies, but we are never without a friend; and though badly hurt at times, we are not destroyed.”
2 Corinthians 4:8-9
Resilience: Learning to Bounce
Intake, Inventory, and Assessment
The Patriot onboarding period includes familiarization with the farm, its work, living, and recreational areas, an individual assessment, and creating the holistic Personal Development Plan.
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Returning Healthy Veterans to America
1 thought on “Help Us Rebuild”
Just one day before our much-anticipated 5th annual Veterans Day event, tragedy struck. A devastating fire engulfed our barn, riding arena, and administrative offices—structures that have been the heart of our mission of serving Veterans at Valor Farm. While we grieve the loss of two beloved therapy donkeys, this story is one of resilience, community, and hope.
In the wake of the fire, the outpouring of support has been overwhelming. Local leaders, community members, and supporters from near and far have reached out with donations, kind words, and in-kind contributions. This generosity reminds us of the unbreakable spirit that drives our work.
Although our Veterans Day celebration was closed to the public, our staff and Patriots still came together to celebrate our 5th annual commemoration with a private worship service—a moment of reflection and unity. This gathering reinforced what truly matters: the strength of our community and the shared commitment to our mission of serving those who’ve served us as we Return Healthy Veterans to America.
With your help, we’re determined to rebuild. By next year’s Veterans Day, we aim to restore our barn, riding arena, and offices, creating an even stronger foundation for our programs. These facilities are more than buildings; they are spaces where healing, connection, and growth take place.
We invite you to be part of this journey. Your donation, no matter the size, will help us rise from the ashes and continue providing life-changing services to our Veterans. Visit our website to contribute and help us turn this tragedy into a story of renewal and hope.
Together, we can rebuild and continue to serve those who have given so much.